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Stories of Suspense Actividades
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Suspense KEY
Stories of
TO THE EXERCISES
AND EXIT TEST
people there too. 4. A. 5. B – He
thought he saw his mother. 6. A.
7. B – He avoided him. 8. A 9. B –
He was sad and troubled. 10. B – No
kind words were written for him.
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a. Faith was left alone for the night.
b. Goodman Brown was frightened
by the voices in the forest.
c. The converts were brought in
after midnight.
d. Hymns were sung at the meeting
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1. B 2. B 3. B 4. A 5. B 6. B 7. B
8. A 9. B 10. A 11. B 12. A
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a. After working all night on his
experiment, Aylmer was exhausted.
b. Hawthorne lived in Salem before
moving to Concord.
c. Let’s have dinner before going to
a movie.
d. After doing my homework, I went
to sleep.
by all the participants. e. After working every day for 6
e. Young Goodman Brown was months, Bill took a vacation.
respected by the people of Salem. f. Before calling my friends, I’m
A note on Nathaniel Hawthorne YOUNG GOODMAN BROWN
f. No hopeful words were written on going to practice the piano.
Page 7 – exercise 1 Part One Goodman Brown’s tombstone. g. Before giving the magic potion to
1. A. 2. B – He was very interested Page 10 – exercise 1 g. “Young Goodman Brown” was Georgina, Aylmer gave it to a plant.
in his Puritan ancestors. 3. A. 4. A. written in 1835.
1. B – Pink ribbons. 2. B – She Page 52 – exercise 3
5. B – He had three children. 6. A. h. Hawthorne is considered one of
wanted him to stay at home. 3. B –
7. B – England. 8. B – Italy. the greatest American writers. 1. eye – all the others are verbs of
He told her to go to bed. 4. A. 5. A.
9. B – He left several unfinished perception.
6. B – He was very frightened. 7. A. Page 33 – exercises 3, 4, 5
works. 10. A. 2. angry – all the others are adverbs.
8. B – He was late. 9. A. 10. A. Student’s activity. 3. passion – all the others are
Page 7 – exercise 2 adjectives.
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a. Nathaniel Hawthorne was born:
1. d 2. b 3. d 4. d 5. a 6. a 7. b
New England and witchcraft 4. happiness – all the others are
1804 Page 37 – exercise 1 negative.
8. a 9. c
b. Published a collection of short 5. deformity – all the others are
stories, Twice-Told Tales: 1837 Page 20 – exercise 2 1. a 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. d 6. c 7. c 8. a
adjectives.
c. Hawthorne married Sophia 1. C 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. B 7. A Page 40 – exercise 1 6. heart – all the others are outside
Peabody: 1842 8. C 9. A 10. B 11. A 12. B 1. b 2. f 3. c 4. e 5. a 6. d the body.
d. Published Mosses from an Old 7. knife – all the others are
Manse: 1846 Page 21 – exercise 3 Page 40 – exercise 2 associated with magic.
e. Worked at the Salem 1. A 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. B Student’s activity. 8. worried – all the others are
Customhouse; began writing The infinitive verb forms.
Scarlet Letter: 1846-9 9. frightened – all the others are
f. Published The Scarlet Letter: 1850 Part Two THE BIRTHMARK adverbs
g. The House Of The Seven Gables
Page 22 – exercise 1 Part One nouns: eye, passion, happiness,
was published: 1851 imperfection, immortality, failure,
h. Appointed U.S. Consul in Liverpool 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. A 5. B 6. A 7. A Page 42 – exercise 1
8. C 9. A 10. B deformity, cheek, skin, heart, crystal
and Manchester: 1853 1. during 2. of 3. who 4. passion ball, potion, charm, knife
i. Nathaniel Hawthorne died: 1864 Page 31 – exercise 1 5. after 6. on 7. another 8. charm adjectives: angry, terrible, incredible,
1. A. 2. A. 3. B – There were good 9. almost 10. started 11. strange perfect, beautiful, young, worried,
12. shape 13. past 14. fairy frightened
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verbs: stare, look, see, faint, shudder, Page 60 – exercise 2 The magic of alchemy d. China and Egypt.
hide Student’s activity. e. The sun, the moon and the planets
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adverbs: clearly, slowly, immediately, represented and controlled
Page 61 – exercise 3 a. An ancient art that was half certain metals.
coldly, seriously, happily
Student’s activity. magic, half science. f. Gunpowder.
Page 52 – exercise 4 b. Because people confused science g. By the developments of chemistry
a. Aylmer and Georgiana. Page 61 – exercise 4 with magic. and science.
b. Aylmer is wearing a suit, a white a. furnace: a container with a very c. To turn common metals onto gold; h. Antoine Lavoisier.
shirt with a high collar and a black hot fire inside, used to melt metal, to discover the secret of life.
necktie. Georgiana is wearing a for example
pink dress with a white collar. b. laboratory: a building or room that Page 66 – exercise 2
c. The woman looks worried. She contains special scientific
knows that her husband is equipment Name Known for… When? Other information
watching her, and perhaps he is c. passion: a feeling of great love or Roger Gunpowder 1200s Changed the way people
criticizing her birthmark. attraction for someone or Bacon made war
d. He is looking at her birthmark, and something
Paracelsus One of the first doctors 1493-1541 Traveled to the middle East
maybe thinking how he can remove d. charm: an object believed to have
to use alchemy in the and looked for an element
it. It is the sign of her imperfection. magic powers
field of medicine that could change metals
e. Student’s activity. e. wizard: a man who has magic
into gold.
powers
f. envious: jealous of Sir Isaac Discoveries in physics … 1642-1727 Followed alchemists’
Part Two
g. imperfection: a fault or something Newton contributed original experiments and made
Page 53 – exercise 1 ideas to alchemy notes on the subject
not perfect
a. A big book written by Aylmer. h. potion: a drink that contains Antoine The beginning of the 1780s Explained that when an
b. The history of Aylmer’s intense medicine or something with a Lavoisier science of modern object burned, it mixed
and ambitious life. magic power chemistry with oxygen.
c. Many of his experiments were i. eliminate: remove
failures. j. fatal: something which causes
d. About a strange sensation she felt death Page 66 – exercise 3 c. Unusual; a dark old room with
on her cheek. k. portrait: a picture of a person Student’s activity. cobwebs.
e. A furnace. l. proof: evidence that something is d. Dr Heidegger gave her the wrong
f. Pale as death, worried. true DR HEIDEGGER’S medicine and she died.
g. Because she entered Aylmer’s e. Magic. The skeleton moved in the
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laboratory. closet; the portrait of the young
h. The only danger was that the a. portrait b. fatal/furnace Part One girl moved on the wall; many
birthmark remained. c. envious d. charm e. laboratory Page 68 – exercise 1 frightening faces appeared in the
i. He told her to go to her rooms. f. passion g. eliminate 1. unusual 2. invited 3. gentlemen mirror.
j. Because he loved her so much. h. imperfection i. wizard/potion 4. misfortune 5. merchant f. Sylvia Ward.
j. proof 6. transaction 7. health 8. dishonest g. Widow Wycherly.
Page 53 – exercise 2 h. Florida; Ponce de Leon.
Page 62 – exercise 6 9. forgotten 10. seclusion 11. killed
Student’s activity. i. A friend of Dr Heidegger’s.
Student’s activity. Page 75 – exercise 1 j. Because he did not want to
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a. Their age. become young again.
1. g 2. b 3. f 4. d 5. h 6. a
b. They were all in love with Widow
7. c 8. e
Wycherly.
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